South Africa sanctions and Rhodesia settlement talks
A damaged text fragment reports on South Africa facing oil tanker sanctions and a House confrontation while a settlement for Rhodesia is mentioned. It references government actions, international pressure, and potential negotiations involving British and Rhodesian interests. Names and specifics are unclear due to the fragmentary source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lesta
Ing
Baltha
Allouth Africa
Odesia
Rhodesia
Merger by March 1st for PRR and NYC Railroads
PennsylvanIa Railroad chairman Stuart Saunders said a merger with New York Central will take effect at a fairly early date, possibly March 1. He noted the Justice Department does not oppose the merits of Penn Central and warned Norfolk Western against delaying the deal. Saunders outlined a 300 car iron ore train plan and a separate venture to build a 35 mile railroad in Pennsylvania and West Virginia to access about 600 million tons of coal at an estimated cost of 18 million.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Railroad
PRR
New York Central Railroad
Stuart T. Saunders
Greater Pittsburgh Chamber of Commerce
Saunders
Justice Department
Penn Central
U.S. Supreme Court
Pittsburgh Police Under Scrutiny by Chiefs Association
The International Association of Chiefs of Police criticized Pittsburgh for directing traffic instead of attacking numbers racket and crime. The 21 month study released Monday found the bureau vulnerable to police involvement with numbers operators and noted gambling activity in the city. It also cited ineffective manpower, inadequate pay and training, and sub par record keeping. city officials had no comment. A separate brief notes a gunman robbed a South Irvine Avenue bank branch of 9600, fleeing toward Ohio with getaway car.
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Pittsburgh
International Association of Chiefs of Police
Pittsburgh Bureau of Police
Sharon
Irvine Avenue
First National Bank of
Mercer County
Ohio
Where Jesus Meets Us in Christmas Meditations
Rev. Elmer A. Ortner explores Advent readings from Mark 2 12 22 noting Jesus could be met in everyday places. The sermon cites seaside sites Findley Erick Chautauqua lakes Hare Creek and Brokenstraw as fishers paths and imagines encounters on Main Center Smith streets Route 6 77 and public buildings like the post office or city hall where Levi a tax collector acted as a base.
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Jesus
Elmer A. Ortner
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Findley
Eric
Chautauqua Lakes
Hare Creek
Brokenstraw
Lord
Center
Main
Smith Streets
Levi
Alpheus
Custom House
Post Office
Bear Lake residents share travels and notices
Mrs J C Manwaring and Mr and Mrs Earl Bangle of Collins vacationed in Florida for three weeks. Clifford Sechreist and Mrs Iva Sechreist visited their hospitalized husband in Jamestown. Miss Pam Zalik, Mrs Joan Hazeltine and Rev L Ostrander attended Michael Harp's funeral in Celeron. Wallace Muzzy funeral in Clymer noted. Mrs Earl Smith visited her mother in Ashville. Ray Hazeltine and family hosted breakfast. Ray tracked a deer. Deer kills reported by Bear Lake residents Hamne Albert Sechriest Mahoc and Jerry Smith.
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J. C. Manwaring
Earl Bangle
Collins
Floyd Smith Sr
Florida
Clifford Sechreist
Iva Sechreist
General Hospital
Jamestown
Pam Zalik
Joan Hazeltine
L. Ostrander
Michael Harp
Celeron Methodist Church
Harp
Sharon Vanord
Walter Newhouse Sr
Wallace Muzzy
Clymer
Earl Smith
Ashville
Ray Hazeltine
Fenton Hazeltine
Ray
Hamne
Albert Sechriest
Mr. Mahoc
Jerry Smith
Bear Lake
Election s Confirmed Two Years Too Late
Schuylkill County Board of Elections affirms the 1964 Senate election of Democrat Albert Nagle after counting 150 disputed absentee ballots. Final totals show Nagle 55,987 to Wagner 55,887, though Nagle lost the later race to Frederick Hobbs. Back pay to Nagle may be sought by his attorney.
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Pottsville
Schuylkill County
Nagle
Local Community Notes and Events Digest
Evelyn Merkle reports Sunday dinners at Burlingame grandparents and visits with Davis at Nell Gates 50th anniversary. WSCS collects clothing for World Clothing Fund Center in St Louis using Corry Jamestown trailers. Sherlocks visit, Viet Nam missionary talk December 11 at Christian and Missionary Alliance Church, and Viet Nam Profile film on December 14. Cub Scout Pack meeting December 8. New residents Richard and family at Concord Corners. Our Lady of Victory Guild Christmas party December 11. Sparta Grange Christmas program December 10 with oyster supper and gift exchanges. Cuban women praised in Miami broadcast via Havana Radio for taking on heavy work in the revolution.
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Evelyn Merkle
Patty
June Burlingame
Marilyn Bailey
Janes
Fred Burlingame
Arthur Davis
Nell Gates
McCray
WSCS
Methodist Church
World Clothing Fund Center
St. Louis
Corry Jamestown
Corry Jamestown Corpl
Corry
Gerald Sherlock
Oil City
Isaac Sherlock
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
Gene Evans
Viet Nam
Richard Henton
Jesse Goodwill
Concord Corners
Our Lady of Victory Guild
Pleads Guilty In Slaying Of Wife After Quarrel
Henry Jericka 35 of Homestead pleaded guilty to murder in Allegheny County Court for the July 30 slaying of his wife Dorothy 34. Police Chief James Armstrong testified Jericka strangled her after she slapped him during a quarrel. Visiting Judge John M. Klepser will hear arguments on degree of guilt. Also reported Pennsylvania draft quota for February set at 386 men, against national call of 10,900.
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Pittsburgh
Henry Jericka
Homestead
Allegheny County
Dorothy
James Armstrong
Jericka
John M. Klepser
Blair County
New County Detective Takes Over $6,500 Job
Erie news: Alois F. Skonieczka promoted to chief county detective by District Attorney Lindley R. McClelland to 6,500 annual pay effective January 1. Skonieczka, 58, succeeded the late George J. Wochner, formerly assistant county detective.
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New County
ERIE
Alois F. Skonieczka
Lindley R. McClelland
Skonieczka
George J. Wochner
McClelland
Abbe Reformed Church Holds Annual Meeting in Clymer
The Abbe Reformed Church assembled Wednesday evening at 8 for its annual meeting in the church parlors presided by Rev. Harold Shaver. Minutes and treasurer reports were read, budget for 1967 set at 14 549, and several elders and deacons were elected for four year terms. A parsonage needs group was formed and the gathering closed with prayer and a church supper.
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Abbe Reformed Church
Harold Shaver
Harold TenHaken
Robert Swart
Africa
Lewis Scudder
Persian Gulf
Kuyten
Japan
Richard van Farowe
Canada
Paul Meyerink
Mexico
John Legters
Everett Patchen
Gilbert Schruers
Howard Legters
Everett Warnshouse
Harvey King
Lyle Fardink
Gordon Wiggers
Ernest Dunnewold
Ernest Hinsdale
Glen Te Winkle
Glen Holthouse
Ivan Legters
Gilbert Ton
Shirley Gravink
Josephine TenHuisen
Gertrude Gravink
Merle Holthouse
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Miami
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Havana Radio
Revolutionary Armed Forces
Cuban Women’s Federation
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Selective Service
A. Arthur Bescia
Boscia
Mary Dixon
Hazel Deere
Penn Hills
Blatt’s Rex Theatre
Warren Beatty
Susannah York
Volkswagen Bus
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Mert
Merle
Fitch Motors
Ava
Wayne Hopkins
Richard Staples
Rossbacher Insurance Service
National Geographic
Cbs-Tv
First Avenue
West South Street
Ronald
Walter Hajec
Chrysler
Clarence Wallace
First Avenue Corry
David Herberg
Robert Herring
Goodyear Tractor Tires
Crown Milker
Wheelbarrows
Remington Mall
Johnson Bros
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Fleet Avenue
Alfred Hanson
James Shaver
Root Furniture
East Main Street
Donald Vanderhoof
Mildred Stanbro
Bob Garfield
North
George Beardsley
Charles Butters
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